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John A Farkas

July 20, 2021 COLEBROOK – John Alan Farkas, 58, passed away Sunday, July 18, 2021, at home. John was born in Torrington on Feb. 9, 1963, the son of the late Theresa (Sochon) and John Farkas. He was a graduate of Oliver Wolcott Technical School’s class of 1981, and was self-employed as the owner of the electrical business, Northern Light and Power Co. He is survived by his children, Andrew Farkas of Nashua, N.H., Amy Farkas of Torrington, Jay Farkas of Colebrook, Brett Farkas and wife, Jaymee, of Bantam, and their son Brett Jr. He also leaves his longtime partner, Erika Carter and her child, Will, of Torrington, Mimi Kalenauskas of Torrington, friend and mother to his children, and sister Diane Kozlak of Cocoa, Fla. In addition, he leaves his beloved dogs, Thema, Khloe and Zora, and grand-pup and buddy, Skippy, whom he spoiled more than anyone.

Mount receives $900K donation for nursing scholarships | News, Sports, Jobs

Kubica Mount Aloysius College re­­ceived a $900,000 donation that will go toward nursing scholarships, according to a press release. The late Veronica “Bernie” Kubica of Altoona named the college as a recipient of a $900,000 trust to be used for nursing scholarships. Kubica, who spent nearly two decades in the U.S. Air Force, died on July 10. “She felt very strongly about the field of nursing, and my understanding is that she wanted to leave a legacy at a small, private college with a strong nursing program,” John Farkas, vice president of institutional advancement at Mount Aloysius College, said in the release.

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